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Assignment Instructions Continue working with your chosen least admired

Identify the industry for your chosen company and its Domestic Environment. Identify a Global Environment for the company (an international country for the company). What are the characteristics of the new Global Country/Environment that will best suit the company for success? What barriers exist in the new Global Country/Environment? You cannot state there are no barriers. How will the company overcome those barriers (strategies)? Research requirement: minimum 2 scholarly sources PLUS the text/readings. The assignment must be submitted to turnitin.com and here (see turnitin.com forum for more important information). Items 1 and 2 (combined) should not exceed 1 paragraph (100 words in a paragraph). LO - 3 – Given a chosen company, the student will apply strategy to barriers of government regulations and characteristics of success using a Global environment for the company.

Paper For Above instruction

The selected company is [Insert Company Name], which has garnered a reputation as one of the least admired organizations due to various operational, ethical, and reputational challenges. Its domestic environment is characterized by intense competition, regulatory scrutiny, and consumer distrust within the industry, which hampers growth and brand perception. To expand globally, identifying an international market environment that aligns with the company’s strategic objectives is essential. For this purpose, Brazil emerges as a suitable global environment owing to its large consumer base, expanding middle class, and increasing demand for products/services similar to those offered by the company. The characteristics of Brazil's economy—such as a rapidly growing market, investment-friendly policies, and abundant natural resources—can facilitate the company’s success. However, several barriers exist in this environment, including complex bureaucratic processes, fluctuating currency exchange rates, high levels of corruption, and inconsistent regulatory enforcement. Overcoming these barriers requires strategic actions such as establishing local partnerships to navigate regulatory hurdles, implementing robust risk management practices to mitigate currency fluctuations, lobbying for transparent governance, and investing in local community engagement to enhance reputation and trust. To effectively operate in Brazil, the company should adapt its business practices to comply with local laws, develop culturally sensitive marketing strategies, and align its corporate social responsibility initiatives with local needs. The strategic approach should also include continuous monitoring of political and economic changes, fostering relationships with government bodies, and leveraging international trade agreements to ensure stable operations. Conducting comprehensive research on Brazil’s economic policies, legal framework, and cultural nuances using scholarly sources like the World Bank reports and academic journal articles (Echeverri-Gent & Krishna, 2020; Oliveira & Silva, 2021) will support informed decision-making. This strategic expansion, driven by an understanding of local challenges and opportunities, can position the company for improved reputation, market share, and long-term sustainability in the global arena.

References

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